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Q: Why is it So Hard for a Non-Native to Get an ESL Job Here?

6 years 29 weeks ago in  Business & Jobs - China

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Competition with Anglophones for ESL jobs in China is tough, yeah, but check this out:

http://jobs.echinacities.com/jobchapter/1354425850

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does this question appear now every day?

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6 years 29 weeks ago
 
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Yes it does, or a variation thereof.

Who's responsible?  Is there a club?

This Q has been done to death matey.  What do you think the answer is?

 

 

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You want me to answer this question or answer you "How can a non-native teacher find a job in China"?

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6 years 28 weeks ago
 
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Try harder.

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